Fifth Death Reported at Walt Disney World Resort in November
ORLANDO, FL - November 6, 2025 - A fifth individual has died after experiencing a medical event at Walt Disney World Resort in the past month, according to reports from the Orange County Sheriff’s Office and news outlets. The latest incident involved a woman in her 40s who was transported to Celebration hospital on November 2, where she was pronounced deceased.
The series of deaths at the Florida theme park began in late October and has raised concerns about safety and well-being for visitors. While authorities have not indicated a common cause linking the incidents, the frequency has prompted increased scrutiny and a renewed focus on mental health resources available to those visiting the resort.
On October 27, 28-year-old Matthew Cohn died by suicide after jumping from a height at the contemporary Resort, as confirmed by TMZ. Prior to that,a man in his 60s passed away on October 21 after suffering a medical episode at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground.
The first reported death occurred earlier in the month, with details remaining limited. The recent cluster of fatalities underscores the importance of readily accessible support for individuals facing personal struggles, particularly in high-stress environments.
Anyone experiencing a crisis or struggling with mental health concerns can reach out for help by calling or texting 988, or by visiting 988lifeline.org.
